Delanco Tackles Traffic and Insurance Challenges Amid Development

Overview: At the recent Delanco Town Council meeting, attention was given to the challenges of managing the township’s development, with a particular focus on the need for a comprehensive traffic study and the complexities surrounding the renewal of the town’s insurance fund membership. These issues stood out amongst discussions on a range of topics including storm water regulation ordinances, public works updates, and health benefit costs for government employees.

Deerfield Finance Committee Explores Road Infrastructure Funding Solutions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Deerfield Finance Committee addressed town issues, prominently featuring strategies for funding road infrastructure improvements and managing town funds. The committee discussed establishing a special stabilization fund and amending the Capital Improvement bylaw to support road maintenance, which currently relies heavily on chapter 90 funds. The meeting also included an in-depth examination of financial management policies, the maintenance budget for town assets, and the funding of capital projects associated with Enterprise funds like the sewer system.

Delanco Council Tackles Insurance, Traffic, and Storm Cleanup

Overview: During the latest Delanco Town Council meeting, discussions centered around the renewal of the town’s insurance program, the necessity of a traffic study amidst rapid development, and the aftermath of recent storm damage that afflicted the community. The council also addressed public safety, environmental concerns, and infrastructure maintenance, while engaging with community feedback on various issues.

Tequesta Council Tackles Budget: No Millage Increase, Funds Allocation Debated

Overview: In a recent Tequesta Village Council meeting, the council deliberated over the village’s budget, discussing issues such as the establishment of a vehicle replacement fund, potential rate increases for the water utility fund, and the allocation of funds for park planning and storm water projects. The proposed budget, which notably does not include a millage rate increase, comprises an overall increase in taxable value and adjustments in fund balances. The council addressed the budget’s impact on residents, with specific focus on the planned rate increases and the high cost of park design.

Southwick Select Board Tackles Town’s Sewer System Sustainability

Overview: In the recent Southwick Select Board meeting, one notable issue discussed was the sustainability of the town’s sewer system, with a potential rate increase under consideration to address financial concerns. This topic took precedence due to the serious implications for the town’s budget and infrastructure. The board also acknowledged two law enforcement officers for their exemplary service, considered the reallocation of offices within the town hall, and debated road improvement funding priorities.